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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1959

Page

4

Farm Outlook Topics and 4-H News In Clark County

Farm adviser Warren Bundy notes farmers seek price forecasts as supplies and demand shape decisions. U of I economist Larry Simers will discuss the farm outlook Feb 26 in Martinsville. Clark-Edgar Dairy Herd group met Feb 19 at Moose Lodge Marshall with Dr Karl Gardner on dairy feeding and Turkey slides.

Larry H. Simers U. of I Clark County American Legion Martinsville Clark-Edgar Dairy Herd Improvement Association Moose Lodge Marshall Harold Rose Karl Gardner University of Illinois Turkey Agriculture 4-H Marshall High School

Public Aid in Illinois Increases in December 1958

Seasonal layoff rises in agriculture and construction plus ongoing industrial unemployment push public aid recipients to 367 060 in December 1958 with total costs of 17 067 027. General assistance leads in both numbers and spending, while Old Age and Blind Assistance decline. Disability aid grows and aid to dependent children remains substantial. Clark county December breakdown listed with amounts. Flood control of the Wabash river tops tonight’s Carm meeting to address region wide flood issues.

Indiana Ilinois Wabash Valley Association University of Illinois Ilinois Agricultural Association Illinois Division of Waterways Soil Conservation Service Corps of Engineers Louisville Wabash White County Farm Bureau Carmi Tilmois J. Roy Dee Wabach Valley Terre Haute Ohio River Lower Wabash Illinois Eisenhower Capehart Hartke Douglas Dirksen Wabash River White River Springfield Wm. G. Stratton Peter W. Cahill Public Aid Commission Cahill Clark County

Real Estate Transfers Minute Ledger 1959

Property transfers list several deeds dated 1959 including Creal Robert Stout to Vivian Stout on Highland Place Marshall and Jack Thompson to Gladys Thompson Garver with a quit claim on section 19 township 10 range 14 for $1. Also Gladys and Billie Garner to Louise and Bobbie Garner by warranty deed for $1, and Richard and Helen Ebelmesser to Audrey and Katherine Williams with a 22 foot west side lot transfer in West Union for $6,000. Frank Tally to Chester Tally and others convey land in section 14 township 11 range 12 for $1.

Creal Robert Stout Vivian Stout Operty Highland Pl. Marshall Ee Jack Thompson Gladys Thompson Garver Gladys Billie M. Garner Louise Bobbie M. Garner Richard Helen Ebelmesser Audrey Katherine M. Williams West Union Frank Tally Chester Tally

Promise of more useful lives for aging population

The American Medical Association committee on aging outlined a twofold plan of individual and community action. It emphasized daily health practices, balanced diet, rest, meaningful recreation, humor, emotional balance, strong social ties, purpose in work, and ongoing learning to enhance quality of life for seniors.

Chicago American Medical Association Committee On Aging

Infrared Radiation Uses Across Sectors

Infrared radiation once used to spot soldiers in darkness is now applied widely from fruit farming to prevent frost to household cooking and civilian and military technology. Its discovery by Sir William Herschel over a century ago led to modern industry and diverse applications.

Washington William Hershel

Growth of Indianapolis From Frontier Settlement to Industrial City

The text recounts the 1820 settlement at the confluence of Fall Creek and White River, the selection of a permanent capital site, and the naming of Indianapolis. It notes Alexander Ralston’s role, the city’s later growth, and mentions historic sights such as Christ Church, Riley’s home, Harrison Memorial Home, and the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

Fall Creek White River Indiana Assembly Jonathan, Jennings Indianapolie Indiana Alexander Ralston Indianapolis Christ Church James Whitcomb Riley Harrison Memorial

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Warren Bundy Jack Crumlin Harold Freeman Douglas Kline Ray Alan Luth Donald Mattis Harold O'Dell Earl Eugene Reed Elden Ray Shaffner Dwight Shore Gary Shore Wilma June Webster John Wells Carm Wabash Valley Lenden Simpson Indianapolis, Indiana Washington, D.C Ares North Michigan Ave Harold S. Bates Livestock Commission Roy Bruce Waldorf West Union, NL Melrose Tinsville Chas. A. Moore Hampshire Farrow M International International John Deere R. L. Kirby Lynch
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